


Okosisi: How Ekwueme knocked out K.O.

I’m well prepared to serve, Ekwueme’s daughter declares
Ekwueme’s family pays thank-you visit to Buhari

Group commends Buhari on Ekwueme’s burial

Federal Poly, Oko, happy over immortalisation of Ekwueme

Ekwueme was a son of Lagos

Ekwueme: The hypocrisy of the Nigerian politician

Buhari and Ekwueme: A historical perspective

Don’t make Ekwueme turn in his grave


FG names Federal Varsity after Ekwueme

I regard Ekwueme as a Lagosian, a complete Nigerian – Ambode


Mixed reactions trail renaming of varsity after Ekwueme

Ekwueme: Gov. Obiano expresses satisfaction over work in Amansea

Breaking: FG renames Ebonyi Federal Varsity after Ekwueme

Immortalise Ekwueme, APGA S/Africa begs FG

How my father’s legacy affected us — Chike Ekwueme

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Obiano wants FG to immoratise Ekwueme
Gov. Willie Obiano of Anambra has urged the Federal Government to name a national monument after the late former Vice President, Dr Alex Ekwueme.

Ekwueme and the many ‘what ifs’
On Friday, February 2, 2018, the remains of Nigeria’s first democratically elected vice president, Dr. Alex Ekwueme, will be committed to mother earth in his ancestral home of Oko, Anambra State.

Rehabilitation works intensify ahead of Ekwueme’s burial
Ahead of the burial of former Vice President Alex Ekwueme on Friday, rehabilitation works have intensified at three major locations in Oko, his home town.

Ekwueme, a true son of Igbo land — Bishop Udeh
ABUJA—MINISTER of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige, has denied report credited to him, that the Federal Government had committed N1 billion for the burial ceremony of the late Vice President, Dr. Alex Ekwueme.

Eulogy to Chief Alex Ifeanyichukwu Ekwueme, PhD, Ide, GCON
Ide, you were a legend among men, the reason I once likened you to Heracles, Nestor, and Odysseus in one being, given your bravery, wits, intellect, and strength. Although innately gentle, you never hesitated to adorn the toga of a hot-headed ‘rebel’ in pursuit of common good. No wonder the Ikoro (giant wooden gong) has been sounding in a frenzy of unending and unbridled adulations since you passed on, for the Ikoro hails a man in proportion to his heroics.

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